As a DSLR or system camera owners are familiar with the problem. Although the cameras are becoming smaller per se, one must here take a larger bag always. We have here also only the choice between the shoulder bag and backpack. An alternative is also a secondary camera, but as ambitious amateur photographer is demanded even provided certain functions and there is then already difficult. Now as the owner of an OM-D EM-1, I stood in front of the problem. Should I buy myself a second camera, or simply take advantage of the compactness of this system camera. I have. For the latter determination By M.Zuiko 14-42 EZ Olympus has indeed a wonderful pancake lens, so that the OM-D is hardly larger as reasonable compact cameras. The emphasis on leigt 'hardly'. While the Stylus 1 116.2 x 87 x 56.5 mm in size, the EM-1 comes in 130.4 x 93.5 x 61.3 mm. And since it is but then again hard to find a carry case. With the Hama Olibia 100 but I have done that. Camera Past together with the pancake lens and automatic lens cover beautifully into the pocket. I even have room for a spare battery. The lid is space for additional SD Cards. The padding seems to be more than adequate. For camera itself also a shoulder strap is supplied, which I will personally not need.
